親しん愛あい

愛あい情じょうN3sense 1
愛情 is the everyday, general word for love or affection, while 親愛 is more formal or literary and stresses closeness with family or dear friends.
敬けい愛あい sense 1
敬愛 combines respect with affection and is used for admired figures like teachers or mentors, whereas 親愛 is warmer and more personal, for close or familial ties.
愛あいN3sense 1
愛 is the broad, general word for love in any context, while 親愛 specifically emphasizes a close, intimate, or familial affection.
親したしいN3sense 1
親しい is an i-adjective meaning 'close, intimate' describing a relationship, while 親愛 is a noun/na-adjective expressing the feeling of deep affection itself.

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親したしみN2sense 1
親しみ is a casual, everyday sense of friendliness or warmth toward someone, while 親愛 is a stronger, more formal expression of deep affection.
友ゆう愛あい
親愛 expresses warm personal affection or dearness (often used as 親愛なる in letters), while 友愛 emphasizes a principled bond of fraternity or friendship.

Etymology

Compound of 親 (intimate, parent) and 愛 (love). The exact historical derivation is uncertain, but the combination naturally conveys close, familial affection.